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1 , ir,...-- " e il , i ... 4 .; .:_ *.e. , - 4,. 1 (*. ri:t 1;1 ..?4 ; : : :.:A.45141 'z i r ': . -- ;:l.::j 1 ‘IgS• j ot irool li little grs,' disreg ° t that hose prta `~. 4!\\ Tiff., "~+a i - •• *-73." , • ... ' , c it af r ;„ . -r -pi 2-3., , 0 ,11 ,r - 1 ' • ,t‘:s cr,z lece. 9, i-9 Pe ; o r - Lex - 4, NT , t ir)ty . - S Al' CR-DAY APRIL' 18, 181$'. nes bas Is no r ill' relative) e. It er alislied tht [PRIC E• • $-ZVMN PENG P, .... : diate CO' ATKINSON'S AMBROSJAL SOAP, -pre pared by a new Process, which frees it from all irritat ing.qualities, is recummended as the most mild, pure, and effectual article of the kind ever invented ; it removes freckles, re - I - bless, arid. hardness from the skin, prevents it chopping,' and makes it luxuriously soft, white, and even. Price Is. the square for washing, and in shaving-cakes, price id., Is., and Is. 6d. each. • menac'''‘ PUBLICATIONS. Ainslie, of whom -so, much had alreidy been heard, -and who, ,though he had not lined the coasts of:Cape - Breton' with !Yuman healls,'"as he bad !lone those•e of Dominica--lied - digplAyed the most oppressive conduct, and - given"the 'rnllst in, decent example. It was 'nor uncomMon, lie un derstood,- for that Governor; when the natives came to Cape Breton, to !lave justice done'thdrn, 'to take thent-by the collar and to kiek'theilf down stairs. 1 - le-carried his ontrageo:ls conduct to far, that - he had actually challenged one of bis, jesty's O ffi cers on t he spot , and ' offered to gO to Newfoundiand•to fight hint. Of the Chief 'JOS.. lice he would only Any, that he:led - the' saint i vatedite as the Governor. Those two persons' 'lie 'considered to be Most unfit for the situations • Whitli they held. Mr.' GOULBURS .cpthplained; tha t w h en t h e Hon.. Gentleman had put some questions to' him the other night; he had st at ed that his object was to establish a Legislative Assembly in the ColOny Of Cape Breton, and that he should have a Peti tion to present on, the subject.. He (M r . G.) h a d consequently come d own to the House prepared tvitle information respecting that view of the question ; but he-now found the ground - com -pletely. changed, and a charge made against indi viduals, on which he could neither know nor, state-any thing satisfactory. The Hon. Gentle man would have acted better had he moved for Papers, on the subject. But, ignorant whether such Papers would be given or refused, he came forward with the mere statement of an ittilividual who might be prejudiced. He (Mr. G.)•had heard the name of the P e t itioner„Mr.Gibbons, as that: of a complainant against th e f ormer Gover nor,. but he was not aware of hiS having -sent any complaint home against Goyernor Ainslie. It.was impossible for him to say what might . have been the conduct of the Governor and Chief. Justice in the case alluded to ; but wasit just to‘bring'such charges against them without . the possibility of obtaining any e x pl anat i on i•---The 'Petition was then brought up, read, and ordered to be printed. corroN MANUFACTURERS. Lord STANLEY, presented a Petition from several persons connected with the Cotton,Trade, corn - - plaining that a certain. pamphlet had been pub. lished ); in which they,had been calumniated, aml praying for an opportunity to refute the cdumniet circulated against tirem. • CANNI I4 ' of having • This Day svo; price 2s. 6d. THE ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS • • A PO.ENI. fly MISS PORDEN. - Printed fo.K Jou MURRAY, A!beinarle-street, bons ,(st e gfri i d r i n gs) very nrs 10110°136 ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE changes grey or_red hair on the head or whiskers to an auburn or black, so per inanent. that nothing can,possibly remove the colour; war ranted to completely answer the pUrpose, or will forfeit one hundred pounds. Price 55., 10s. 6d., and one gninea. ATKINSON'S FLUID,. for restoring the growth of the Hair- where it has Wien off from illness, perspiration, change of climate,•&c. it also frees it from scurf, makes it suit and glossy as silk, and . keeps it in ctirl during etercise in dancing or walking, or in damp weather ; price Ss. 6d. a battle. Caution.—The above Articles have the Prnprietor's signa ture and address an the lahel, as 'a sectuity against oduntec feits. Sold by JAMES ATK Exso.\ - , Perfumer, No. 404"*Gerrard stioet, Soho-square, London, and most Per fuweis and Hair dressers in Town and Conlitry. tt: 'Just published, in Bvo. 'pricelCis. 6d. hoards, 4. - READY RIiPLY to all IRISH 'INQUIRY; Convincing and Conclusive' Confutatiuhof rinispi. I 'ssliich 'is subjoined, TEIMPAIDEIA ; or, The True Method of-Teaching the Clergy of the Established Church. Being a wholesome Theological Cathartic to purge th& Church of the Predestinarian Pestilence. Printed for W. Whittemore, Paternoster-row, Loudon. r. t illet; 'enteoces, The IVelir C petit 3 11 a jild eedt G. a s 1)0 . -7-------- This Day were pahlished,'in Bvo. price s s . boards, ~ G ENERAL V.'S WS rela;ing to the STO MA MA 11,. its Fabric and Functions. T. C. SPEER, g.D., .. . .. • 1e;‘ , . , r1 Physician in finih, Ste.) • , i • ~ Pkitsitett . ginan, Hurst, Rees, Orine, and Brown.; T, and r;.: \ Untlerwood ; and J. Callow, London; Constable anti 'CO; Edinburgh ) and Cumming, Dublin. FRAUD PREVENTI4:D. TO•cotinteraet the mailvattempts that a re d a il y made to impose .on the-unwary A Spitrinns Composition instead of the GENUINE BL ‘CKING 'prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they hare Ad opted a new Label, in. %Mich their Signature and Address v eo' eYe ,n, or .ed /Issas; • • . 'Holborn. • is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they trust an attention to this, and the 'difference of the Type, which is unlike an Letterine&'s, will enable P4l s at once. to detect the Imposition. " • The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made and sold -Wltole sale by DA7 'aud MARTIN, • 97,, Hi4h - Holborn, and re-. tailed by the principal Groc; : rs,43inggii , ts",'Boolisellets, Iron mongers, Perfumers, Boot-makers. &e. in the United King dom, in Bottles at id and Ps. :fd. each. . , This Day was published, In Octavo,' with numerous Tables and Plates, price I Ss. in boards, N ESSAY On the STRENGTH and STRESS . of TIMBER, founded 'upon Experiments performed at the Royal Military tAcadennv, on Specimens selected from the Royal Arsenal, and _his Majesty's Dock-yard at. Woolwich.— Preceded by au Historical- Review of former Theories and Experiments. Also, an Appendix, -On•ihe'Strength of Iron and of her Materials. • By PETER BARLOW,.of the Royal Military Academy. Published by J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High Holtmrn. Of whom may he had, price 3s. 6d. .Taylor's Builder's Price Book, corrected for-1818., inc atl°' KEARSI,ErS WWOIV WEI,CII 7 : Fk.;;NI ALE PILLS. AMEDICINE - Which has stood the te sr e mr a lung series of year - S, and is well hnown for its peculiar efficacy in removing the Green Sicknyss, and. other Obstruc tions attendant on the female Sex. The cases, proving that the afflicted, who 'have hitherto resorted to the use of it, hive uniformly been relieved in the most sovereign manner, are voluminous, and specified in the hills of directions. - - To ph.l.rd the public against inipositioh, the nar.ie of C. Kearsley is engraved on the stamp, by the special permission of the Commissioners of Stamps, without which they arc not warranted to he genuine. Prepared by Mrs. Kearsley alone; from the Original. a'nd • Genuine Recipe, and' sold wholesale and retail by Harp2r, 140oliseller, 46, Fleet-street ;- Barclay and Snits, Fleet-market Newbery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and Co. Bow Charch-yard; Butler and-sons, Chcapside; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street ; Evans and Son, Long lane, Smithfield ; and Johnstone, Greek -street, Soho. • Madam,—Having for many months been afflicted with a_ violent pain in my side, with difficulty of breathing, and me dical advice having failed, I was induced to try your excel lent Pills, from which I found immediate- relief, and have continued perfectly well ever since. nd f; ;00 1 in e ,ulargiou This Day was. published, In- Three Volumes, price ids. Bd. a Work of - Imagination, • entitled, 'F RANKENSTEI , . N ; or, THE .'MODERN PAOMETHEUS. ' Did I request thee, Maker, from my clay To mould me iu.an Did I. solicit thee FrOm darkness to promote me?---.Paradise Lost. 4 .* In BlackwoOd's Edinburgh Magazine fiir Mardi, iBlB, may be seen a very forcillle commendation of this -work, from 'The 'pen (it is presumed) of a highly celebrated Northern Writer and Critic-,the article concludes thus Upon the Whole, the work impresse-s - us with a high idea of the Author's original genius, and happy power of expression. •We shall be delighted to hear that he has aspired.tothepaullovt,tdora ; and in the mean time, congratolate our readers upon a novel which-excites new rennet ions and untried sources of emotion. If Gray's definition of Paradise, 'namely, to lie on a couch, and read new fiords, come any thing near the truth, no small praise is-dne to, him; who, like the Author ,of Franken stein, lots enlarged - the sphere of that fascinating enjoyment. London : Printed for Lackington, Hughes, Harding, Mayor and Jones, Finsbury-square. Colleg e t of ti° Fel' l a te - lie l'" 1 :1 'Atlie" r " the V. lii)J'ag°, of fdsf; io of . l'" resigur Believe me, dear Madam, your's truly,. Kew Green, April 29,1817. M. E. E. Price 2s. 9d.:per box, stamp included. 01Si has the pl,:asnre of laying before hi s ‘h *,l4lidPritntis the particular's of the T wo 30;0301, Prizes, • and ' , ared by him in the L o tt ery j ust ended, in Thirty • tt.h., l ' %•"4. Two Eighths and Twentv-eight Sixteenths ;-at Vtl th t!ie time he returns his grateful thanks to•the- at . it ) •• .. latronage. . 1 ' .• ....No ; 4,703 (drawn Second Day), L. 30,000, . . • , . In 16 sixteenths, " 0 . 17,5973 (drawn Third 17aV)•,..L.30.000, txteenti 3°,0001; In Two Eight fis and . 12 Sixteenths. i„t t , - . " .to Berk- Sixteenth :30,0001.tolienning- Items-teal 1 ton tintepth 30,0001. to Bristol I Sixteenth 33,0001. to Leeds •• 80,0001. to C'utiter- i Sixteenth :;0,00 /I.toLiverppol tit h , -, ent ., bitty Sixteenth 30.000 i. to Lambeth u 30,0001. to Canter- Eighth...3o,oool. toe onduti ti% t (not restered) . . eelit h , imry '3°,0001. to'Clieltus- Sixteenth 30,0001. to Maid tit! stone . 4 .49) 2 0, ford S' °OM to Clare- Sixteenth 80,0001. toNorwich Ittee court, Drury-lane Sixtee .ix t 411.30 0 001 J. , s' 1 6 0001 to Ptelhelli, . ee l ", , •.o •...;apt on .., t xt een t 1 3 ~... . nt h :50,0001.t0 Penzance 0,4, . :30,0001 to Cot ► nhill • Wales k t ''' l th 30 06 I s - ~' eri lth !,,,,* 0. t oDart ford Sixteenth 30,0001.toPlyo . iout t i ! !xt„,ll, 30,-1,0001:to Dublin. Sixteenth 30,0001. to Pnil i p a o ne. A4.xt,,.14:1_ ,0001. to Eilinbro' 41 .ee liti -I°,oool. to Editibro' I Sixteenth 30,0001. to. Readine. ' 80,0001. to Foirey; 1 S i xteenth 30,0001. toSantiwich • ' , Xt t . s• Path . 30 , C1)111Willi Sixteenth 80,0001. to Tan ixt,,,liti • a3OOl. totiereford bridge • idit,5,.,11,;•3,0),.;::001..t? Hackney Sixteenth 30,000 .. 1. to . Thet . f l r 1 ,; 1 41 ‘ , 11 " i '-•‘ old I wit 5,0001. and 45 other Citals, almost • ar, c" wer e it Sk • •and • soon - as , a enrrect List of f . -•s c . ii , , , • Shares as ._ u'tt ) ,, at f4"i aSeettained the whole will he advertised. The C, 44 i1 , .,,,: n4 - 1 .1 ), 3 11ers of the above Piizes May receive . the . Nloney ty:hin, "o application at either of Bisli s Offices, 4, 11'1,44 ','lrull,l, (',haring -Cross. ~ tl 4 0 , Shares are MAW en Sale fora New Lottery of , 0,,', l) •ri..., let, 'i 41,1,, sket, contai..ing Three of 20,3001.,—0ne H.u.n th,4 ,' rill. eapitals.—being more Capitals and less I lc , ky,.\;, Ist Lottery.- being King's Birth Day, 4th June. ' ()% -- -- t i: 4 /N G Ass • 00r) Tit AVF I LING from the SA R .-- 1 ' lq HP.AI INN, ' " • ' - -- 'R - t . ' ( ,,. NIII . , p ' ) SNOW-HILL. To 10 Fi., LEEDS, 4 1 11 4 4 4 , (4 1. and all PAtITS of the NORTH. . . 4 i i ` - ' 4 .e fl lles, the Best Ii orses, a nil lteepexcel lent Time. li nk, ley,?•,' - '• W. MOUNTAIN- and Co. tip ''" s HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, .LONDON. , folio sv• NI A I L k,,,vtt:OAcriv ing POST -COACHES, 1), riAl ,____ , &c, set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Ni,;.4 o Nip it ,, 4ht, 4ti t; ", a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only I , lle Qt, ' , tit ~'e: Itild, carrying Fe.atr Ipsides and Four Outsides, „",1"I'Y Day ,`carrying o'cluck, arrives at Liverpool next 1„ l ltv, I t lx. o'cloek, through Dunstatile, iVoburn, li''t`t'l4,-°.rthisolPton, '.!fool, Lutterworth, Hinekl.7, ;•! 10,,1 L. ihfield, 0 . ,5t0, Newcastle, Knutsford, • it,,VIIq ‘‘ld Prescot. b t he ' ‘. l r;k: ts ..l ' I -ON, Lyinington Winchester, and Brising;- ,„•14,.,, s•oUr• Inside Coach , at ' half-past Seven o'olock in titti.'l;•lTl:e'l4: arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, •by . ,' l * (if W. - This is a most delightful Conveyance to ;, th,,,,_•ight, Jersey, Gucrusey, St, Maloes, Havre .de 1.,-, .,,, 1 •44t1tg•11'& e. ..,ts•i t i o 11Y. vetellington and. Shiffnal, Post-Coach, til t! „INI, ) „1: at i o'cl I • Gus - ded. 411,,i ti q.,,,gs` t ., i 1, ; 1 ,.. 1,1Jorc hester;Blandforil,Salis i bury, Ando . s ., •%, ",,,s;k„, tl .. , N ei. ', new Post Coach, every Afternoon ,: it h'AVis• • '" to Guet•usey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma -41, * l '.ll, L , II c, o t.l l tii •''',lsll'Petth Weymonth, Dorohester, Falmouth, --i'tlllll..k '. I n- ` L4s h'l ' l'v, "* . e . v. l'o:it Coach, every '. l .lorning,, 130j,;i0,41.,!."rk-, tti.i.„,.t - , - ,. nuiton Axminster, Bridport, te,, 'hlt()N!:',lltigstoke, 'arlirl'Ra.gsliot'. Lc,,,4.4yl r:il'...ll(liug; Nt,,h„,, ug h, stilton, and Hunting tt•l:f•f3Tintod" t-'.ach sets out every Evening to Spilsby, It* 1 1. 1. ) v, a: ' ~1 1- lak , 4 ',hi ti p , RI /lull. - Nit i:-.4 1 ,,, - s"/ Ott Flying Post-Conclres,throo g h Cl,.ip. ir ri a' '' • 1 4\ ' ' ' ''' t' 4 ') 'd- Niarlh on t* eeel-y Aftern , on ; a!'rir , •- ~.4'-•:.:t(.,1' •11.4 / I '--1 " - evhou *I ii ' d ‘ l g n - tr", Buth and the London -,,iut.iD',,lit.' t ,tl'ert a t ' i (1' the SWann, Bristol, , LE E ',ixi . ... ••4 Wells', Bridgewater, • next Morn fatintun, gxetcr, Ply tttkv ,48 ii,„ ~•••• • '• • • ' • . ''l,i„'.l"ttiii.,,„.4 11 _ 1 '"e-' , •ur.1 ,' • 11. d Ilse Rockingham, sets out ),,,,'llt,"s t•,, - s , at :- ' 7 "1,/c,4i t i , carries Four Inside* only, 44 4 ~, th0ii..,.,1.,,,,t 41 ,•,it A ; , . ''''.. ,''hut,f, 'Pit' easy, with it Gaud t brou,hout.. Passes ,',l - "s ti,„'"i: I -N ;eiviirk, Bet for d,. Voncaster, and Ferry ' '''P ;'.liiri..-,, c--11.1en Lion, Leeds, next morning. Not !',••,,1"I t 4 - i s , `"e nisconpnoit Fx tedition of this Coach,' it is .z -,',„'''lii tie,„ltie most agt • • ' bi l e and complete Public Con ,: t'it ":' 4 11 i, -'‘ovill' !toad,-t agreeable , I walled In A cruannoda •4,,,, y. - I. , ;( i6; ‘ , tli er .. bum b ta et., .. '1 li!I !.• L0r , ; ,,,1, • re • -„,o-r en, Annan:Dumfries. ,tl;\i'.l.'• ,I, ; ' s .'t e l , l l : f l l l . , ;;ii n r4l (i ttlia t r- n K a , ilit e , CaTpock,.Kingswell, 0 ~t, ''`eirk, 41 Icl, a Post Coach (daily). ~,(1 I,:iii,c,""llgll, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New kl, ',"gift; ',;.''''Egli, Nevi Four Inside Coach, with a Guard t‘rt-tii, ,;akast--"s out every Morning liv way oft.NeWark, Bet -1;4 ti, ' " 13,,;.,. , .. Dal lington, Northa(lertuni I)urhain, 'Alm klis. len.,.;;l'elt• Passengers finding themselves fatigued t‘t.,..l,l„,,iiiti4.ril(tliiitl' p o l f . " ,e t , ir e e d j , otirne i y, may:rest what time they I additional Fare. f,t1',,tY(11.,,',1tt(i.),1-7,,,,_(41(,1,1-Sn'i.n."tl' i7n it , , ( ' ) ; t ri t us_ a l ' i . (`Alti ''' , Noo,`co, at Seven, Morning. u Y ry, Hungerfortl, and s i` i : 4 N, , :N1,4,*,i,t. II WalsalN ew Post Coach, eve! y . evening. 1161tOld 4 6 etlrall, and Whitehaven, Four Inside tio,t el I', (3 "lid all the • • - scs through Brough, t•t h 411,,, rt'ataliii‘,,, p 't "' ri • 13 I brid 'e f 4 14 , 41, t ,. '...,t, o chniond,Catterick, oroug i . I, , k t ta1,,, 1, 1 lord, Doncaster, and Graptham. Sets out t r ii t rit ",l4. t 4, l , , ~•:;!;4.l4(!rda i(iieertfzririnesd t o L u e j t i h t'r i i i re o. , a s , ;i with by the greatest business or t r kt., , ,,!ti th,, c 'lie peculiar advantage of their Seats being se el,, i ) „- next. Coach. ri,„',lt3-,`(11-,, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-LonStiale, Bolton, Ll',>.4t .'"l'ltirk, and (• 6 1 ! , t i , lye „,e/ Tarstang Post-Coaches, every After p. 4. , ~, ipoo, oc-h.—cram dee. ' „NJ' qt (, &, Warrington, Knutsford Stone, and Litch 7 , mil quo. '44c11, called 'l-he Regulator, ivory Et'eolog at 11 ,• i i - '' to tiles .. , ~ Ak„Otid t , a „, -al Acen s Head You, Dale-street, 'Liver- Iv s.tii,sts.4l.-/F.,•:._,iirougliout. I,,'ti,ZlEtt:,l-1, Post-Coach. every Nforning at Half-past 6. o t ~, ;eh , ; *Newport, Whitchurch, Tarp,urley, Nam-irk/1, k,Nliktkiek.lll,l Middlewjch Post-Coach, every Ls - citing, at 4 r . ' , lrp ri ts , .11. LA.,.„ 4t1..,1,k1it„ th::',!!, Stockton, and Yarrn, new Coach every ,1 ly,kllp,Ni,;:core Inn, Sunderland. . • in'lip,, , erf,,, r rr dt, t inslow, Congletun, Newcastle, Wa!sali kti,,,,`Pli,,, "Ptoti, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. 4tht.l,,tk,44lt,,,.,t,l:),lLaoirid.ltotherharnPust-finach, called the Rock-. p.,. ‘i•,,,, ,, tsG t , / ~ ~ _II:li g . 14 " ‘rs, h, ~Al I o'l Coach, with a Guard, sets out every '51, 41 ,1, 0 "s, retches Birmingham next day at Noon.-- witi l lol4ll xf°l,ls Eustoi, ai•d - Shi st ue to the Saracen's , e. Li ' st reet ll' • • P° ' - i, ,&,, E .. e. , . irininghaur. 4,,l;tt.tver, 't%r,.Howdert, Thorn,. and Doncaster, Post p , ° , (4. p til k , 4 e L'ii) , fling it half-past Six, to the Cross keys, t,"."01.11,1Yeal "11. i c i, :4 4 , _. ~ Ma rgate, Sandwich, Ramsgate,Canterhury, t,.,11,,,,.i't!ti, Njot-tril;':ltlialliT, Rochester., and Stroud, New Post ,v , Po lo g,.l\oon, and Night. , I'ty,iir i ,. 1) , \r are, Hoddesihm, and Cheshunt Coacir, 11,, f rr i „ jug, it liiht:`,4,l,lNl and Edmonton' Coach (daily), at Eleven, N,,,,• 1 1 \ ''''.', I,,,tti„ - v . , 0 ,.. . e, and, Eight o'Clock. ' l , C.' Aldl igioul Wagon s and Coaches, to Newbury, luit Warn, Wootton -Basset Lament, Hunger -1,:LI:1,4. p ‘ I'l4' heading, and all Places adjacent, daily. WAGGONS. c r t4 l4 %‘l',Roci' HEMPSTEAD, Watford and Stanmore,Three ' (!Yi t ) Av e .1 . tQ.11,:f4,,d:.e5, Butigay, Bury, and all Parts of Suffolk, .ttl- ..\(.B-,,,, 1,, t 0C,,i),, ,' .`.r,11, Abingdon Henley, Bristol, and Glop -1,,,i'fn,,41111 I ,,itnes a dc. n, 4.'!l t I .t, t i. . 1 .r9N, wiothester, R.iiinsey Lyndhurst 1y ,),,1ti, "I',Ntelitirch, Riti.. wood F •1 . ' 1 ' - d , W" 7 ' Ilp'4; Wight .ler . •-. • , Ulf nig iri „e, lin i?rn, ~, ,;„ I, v, .. 4 , , St}, Iyi iiiierusey Waggons (Daily), t(j,..l::\.;‘‘.. r - 1 ! iptou, ausl . ~icliciihaut, Twice a Week. 41sti:Itit‘.:1:,,! itiNitll',ll.L,-;,*l.l:a' T i tl I L I ' (1%11 t',vt'irtiut•i% , e e r v e e rY i y i Da4. ' 1, ''!. 4 ‘l' ": ' ` N ' , AIN al td co. respectfull acquaint their , 4 ) ) 4 1 4r,,,, 4 the I ulilic, that they ~ i I be %,: i iii ht, ',,,%... .pass e ii s. ,,, s Ltv.ga . c%:,ru.,..4. placcountable for hi 0471:4;,_.,:5e Pounds. Valli:, v iiit_enil:was?Fh, arid thl! InSurar:c i f stolen , g k '• i lo t lost, or d a a n t i e a ' :ti c . 11 n o - f pai ' d fur accordingly,g ° head luu, tiow-hill, Landon- LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENS2-IR7i. - His Royal Highness the DUKE Of YORK, President. RGEON—M v. K lemon, Mem. of the Royal Col legeAtandOn. GovettNo as—Ear I of Egreitiont, Earlot Leitrim, Hon. Col. J. Barry, .M.P. John Latouche, M. P. PHE Royl and Noble Patrons. of tbe-'above INSTIMTION, for the exclusive Treatment* of VE NEREAL COMPLAINT'S, and theirilangin'ons conscq nences, in order to insure the benefits that hare as 1 . , ,tr - .7u, - (Ntandi - i!kg 'high On the list of the Royal College) from haring directed his chief at tention .to those diseases. It is the misfortune of Patients under such complaints, to be too often the dupes . of illite rate Pretenders, who practise on the credulity liSlniposing • titles and specious promises. Against this class (of - late so numerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it airart of his official duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List oh the Royal College, published in I , "binary 1816, as the. only sure guide, and , that no assertion of Per Sons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them, without being sane tinned by this List,•are to Ise credited. The annual reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove, that some of the most dangerous cases Strictures, Debility, and eth e r supposed incurable affections of the Generative OrgAns, have been here radically and successfully treated ; facts' which require no hackneyed testimony of atiLlaYits to prove, but the most re speclah4e Medical evidence. Mr: KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, at his house, 21, - Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, where. Letters from Town and Country are to be 'addressed, and the necessary Advice' and Medicine will be • given, or' sent, -to any part of the United Kingdom. - Just pnblishicl,,•price" 4s. Second Edition, Piactical Ob servations on the above Diseases ; by- F. Kiernan, and may be had at N 0.174, Fleet-street, No. 20, Patch! ostor-row, and No. 10, Crown-court, Soho, T. 'fAYLOII., Esq., No. 9, New Bridge-street, Luttdot! tioNouriED SIR, BEGlease to inform you, that ever since the 11. year 1790, I had been afflicted with the Lues Venerea; which, from its. obstinately resisting every coarse of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing severalsevere courses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year ' my disorder had 'got:to such a head, at nearly to put a period to ruy existence—l bad a large ulcer on.the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out i n a f r i g h t f u l manner ; jay right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years.; my left had also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly. when warns in bed, as nearly to deprive me of . rest ; is this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them•here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May ; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive benefit -in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed- 7 soon atter, the sores ow my legs healed also ; leaving, how ever, considerablediscolouratioa in.the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, anal a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hde, and the nocturnal pains gradually going 011.—I thus became, by , your liberal advice and medicine, perfect's , free from all my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits a ud strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months, to the astonishment of all who knew sue, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa ion ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX: MURKER . Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. ' • Witnesses to the above Cure:— John Thompson, No. 3, New ,Poultry Market, Edinburgh John "hilllntash, Old Assembly Cl os e, Edinburgh. , - Prepared and sold by the - sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; where, after a constant residence of more than 40 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Coaplaints - and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with. that inviolable secrecy which men. of his profession. should al ways•observe in such cases, be Batters himself the advice and assistance lie gratuitously administers to persons taking thii ledicine, will be estehmed, by a - discerning Public, as an advantage seldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointmeat,for the convenience of thou living at a distance, at the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxfor&steect ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-bilk- Mr. Baxters, Soath-bridge, Edinburgh • Nu.. cailw . cirs, Dublin ; a n d b y one person in every'Considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, stamped, and sealed' un with full and plain directions, whereby persons, of eithe r ex may - cure themselves with ease, speed, wort cy, and safety. s an May 1 0 , 7; ur ,200°v twort li Mcr 3 .•• • • t thre`. b. fillie" :resio ; • • • . li e : a s ; ter "" 4 • ,j 1 0. 1 • St soot fillie s ' oisl rece j;e►►dv ri•f• 1,, ..••• ..•- Oft'. • 4 eC' IS Stay` sst lb. reC' ... erro r to road t o , 00 II • b 4 10 5 Th e s. report .L.-- - '' 5g • le jec)lo.,a, inle A dg, at 0 " •___---"-'--- GeOrg s John towo• 43 ' da t h, et i ; , ag co t , W• g S 61 )(deSYr PAR LIA ME-NT. HOUSE OF LORDS, F1u0kY,10411. , -IT: 'rife 11 . 6tiSe proceeded in Appeals. 'Mr. Cam.i sTouN was heard for the ReS'pondents in one of the C,) , teensberry cases, .trom ten o'clock till four. *Mr. Walpole, from the Secretary : of 'Slate's Office;, presented Accounts of the Fees received at that Office, and the Patent Office, hi Yard Oils sued out under the Great Seal ;- to who n, arrd'cin, what account, such Fees were paid ; and an fic 7 count of the Pardons sued our under tlie Great Seal for the last ten years,-7-OfderedtO he printed - . _ • Two local Mils were brought up from the House of Commons by Mr. Shaw Leferre'and other Members, and read a first time.-;--Adjourned till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Lord STANLEY presented a Petition from the Solicitors nct Attornies of Preston, against illegal Conveyancing._ aid (In the. table. Lord LASCELLES presented a Petition from the Clothiers and Broad Cloth . Manufacturer? in the neighbourhood of Leeds, against the Duty imposed, on the Importation of Rape Seed in 1816, and praying for its repeat. —Laid on the table, after a few words from Mr. - Coke and Mr. Curwen, and or dered to be printed.. Mr. DRUMMOND presented Petition - g — front. the Proprie tors of Land in the County of Kincardine, against the Lunatic Asylum Bill.—Laid on the tattle. Admiral FRANKS presented Petitions from the Work People employed in :the Cotton Mills at. Masfield and Langworth, in Nottinghamshire, and other places, aga i ns t t h e Cotton Fac tory Bill. —Read, laid - on the table t and ordered to be printed. COPY-RIGHT. A Petition was, presented by Mr. LAMBTON from Messrs. Rodwell and Martin, publishers, concerning the state of copy right. They stated the great losses they suffered by the de livery of t I copies of worki. A late publication of views in Italy cost them in this way 701.; and a•work with the Antiqui ties of Athens and other parts of Greece would cost them in the same manner 3001. Mr. PLUNKETT observed, that the delivery of the copies to public establishments of such works might he said to lessen the numbers sold of the impressions; but the additional im pressions might he made. Mr. LAMBTON thought the deliveries must be a loss. Mr. PLUNKETT did not comprehend` exactly the question of the loss Sir EGERTON BRYDGES said, that in the case of 250 copies being publiShed, the I l copies additional would be a great expence. Mr. PLUNKETT said, that the evil must arise from an ar bitrary rule of the booksellers, respecting editions, which, if all sold, they said the copies would cost another edition, as printers were paid .by editions. • Sir E. BRYDGES'observeci, that. the question of editions; concerned the printers. Lord A LTHORPE ,put the case of taking away a bushel 7 of wheat from the crop ; of a farm er .- , After a few words ' from. Mr. GURNEY, the petition was, received, and ordered 'to lie bu the table, and to be printed. A pet ition was, presented by 'Mr.. HOLME. SUMNER,. for a Bill to enable the Southwark Bridge Company! to arise money. CAP& BRETON. Mr. BENNET held in his hand a Petition from a respectable Gentleman, a - colonizer and settler of the colony at Cape Breton, who had- acted in the capacity of Attorney-General. This •Petition com plained of Misconduct and oppression on the part of the Governor and of the Chief• Justice. The first charge was,. that a property which the Peti tionerhad long enjoyed on a good title hadteen taken away from, flip by the ,flat of the' Chief Justice, who, after a sham trial, had chose to re verse a former judgment in order to gratify the 'ges of the Governor. Now this was Governor wish Sir R. PEEL - was understood to say, that the .pamphlet in question was nothing else --than the statement - of the Medical men _who - had .taken a view of the Manufactories, and made their renort. Mr. CUR EN said,•.that the object of the 'Pell tidners was, that the. Bid should•he delayed,-or text_ a C...tniviirf PI% .417 stairs, befi,rd Whom medical men might be examined, to con- Sider whether the statements contained in the pamphlet were. calumnious or not., He ; then en -tered into a view of the. Bill itself, - and contended, that if the hours of work were regulated in this trade, similar regulations must soon be..enacted "kir rail other trades. Sit' J. N,itV . PoaT ., deprecated an anticipatory • cussion of the •'.Mr.BROU4HND4 objected to the•delay for which the Petition for prayincr,txhicli was only intended to checklhe course or the measure uselessly. • Lord LAscet,Les knew that the Bill prOceeded front the secret information circulated about the - country. He, thought that„ the parties should be allowed an opportunity to vindicate their character. Mr. W. SMITH contended, that the Bill was founded on the evidence pr o d uce d i n the Corn. mittee, and not on that which had been afterwards obtained. Mr.- PHILLIPS complained that the pamphlet which attacked the character of individuals, and - , which was intended f or Members of P ar li ament , should have bee n c i rc ulated only amongst - certain Members. It had been printed at Manchester, and the persons implicated had applied to the printer for copies, but they had been told that none were to he ,delivered, •so that they were not even allowed an opportunity of knowing what - was said against themselves. After a few words from Mr. ROBINSON and Mr. BUT fERWORTH, the petition was read, laid on the table; and ordered to be printed: Mr. STURGES BOURNE postponed the Committee on the Poor Laws Amendment and the Parish - Vestries Bills, to Monday next. • FINANCES. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER asked an Eon. Gentleman opposite, whether he' would consent to postpone to Wednesday the Motion respecting the Bank Restrictions, which stood for Monday next, as on that night he thought he should be able to lay before the Committee an important measure of Finance. ' ' Mr. TIERNEY assented to the postponement proposed, provided that his motion respecting the Bank Restrictions should be fixed peremptorily for Wednesday. The CHANCELLOR of EXCHECMIER moved that the House, at its rising, do adjourn till Monday. —Agreed Co. COPYRIGHT BILL. Mt. WYNNE suggested, that as the diicusiion on the Cotton Factories' Bill would probably occupy a considerable time, it might be'prOpet to appoint a Committee up stairs to consider the legations of the petitions Presented respecting the COpyright Bill, and to report on the subject: Me. CHOKER stated, that on such an understand ing he should not refuse his consent to - the second reading-of the Bill, provided he should not be con= sidered bound to support it in the Committee. Sir s E. BRYD•GES then moved that the Bill be read a second . time.' • Mr. PLUNKETT only . wished to state, 'on the present occasion; thati'previons - to'the Act — of 1802, Ireland stood totally unaffected by the Acts of Anne, and enjoyed the right of printing all